Roosevelt as cow puncher makes big hit
In Clinton Illinois on August 27 Vice President James S Sherman told the Weldon Springs Chautauqua he would avoid politics. The visit drew 3000 to 4000 people and highlighted Taft administration strength and railroad policy.
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Clinton
Ill
James S. Sherman
Weldon Springs
William H. Taft
Mr. Sherman
White House
Taft
Sherman
United States
Readiness For Opening Of Big Show In Cincinnati
Eight months of planning culminate in a fully prepared Ohio Valley exposition ready to open at 9 am tomorrow. President Robert Reynolds leads a team that smashed time records to present a wide educational and entertaining industrial display in four weeks of public inspection. Prominent figures praise the exhibits and canal beautification, signaling a shift toward worthwhile, dignified progress beyond past Fall festival vibes. Continued on Page 6.
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Robert Reynolds
Governor Ha rmon Attacks Columbus Mayor as Imbecile
In Akron August 27 Governor Harmon condemned critics of Theodore Roosevelt and attacked Columbus Mayor George S Marshall as an imbecile ruling cowards. He criticized Roosevelt for tame rhetoric and defended National Guard use to halt rioting while promising no martial law.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
Harmon
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
Toledo
Columbus
George S. Marshall
Roosevelt
National Guard
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Mounted Patrolman Hurt In Street Accident
Patrolman Henry Sandman of the Seventh district police was injured when his horse tripped on a torn street at Peebles corner McMillan Street west of Gilbert Avenue. The horse fell, pinning his leg. he suffered a badly bruised and wrenched leg and will be out of duty for a week. Officers assisted him to the station house and he was sent home.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium
Orpheum
Quartette
Seventh District
Longenecker
Durance Vile
Bond
Peebles Corner
McDaniels
McNally and
Maloney
Fred Busse
United States Varnish Company
Riddle Road
Frank Mills
Kennedy Heights
Matt McCormick
Cincinnati
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Fay
Ike Martin
Manger
Harry Sargent
Colonel Roosevelt
Frontier Park
Roosevelt
Cheyenne
Sand Creek
al Whitney
Whitney
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Peebles
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Seventh District Police
Repson
Sandman
McMillan Street
Gilbert Avenue
Enth
Laborer Fatally Stabs Foreman in Huntington Incident
In Huntington West Virginia on August 27 Angered after discharge Charlies Clyburnn a Black laborer stabbed his white foreman Harry Witherow in the back. Witherow died that night and Clyburnn was captured.
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W.va
Charlies Clyburnn
Harry Witherow
Witherow
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